
Pneumatic Butterfly Valve Replacement Cost
Replacing a pneumatic butterfly valve costs $300–$1,500+, with sanitary stainless steel models at the higher end.
☎+86-577-86826961
sales@eaglefittings.com
Pharmaceuticals Tubes&Fittings, Meeting the US ASME BPE standard.
1-1/2" Stainless Steel Sanitary One Way Check Valve
1/2" Stainless Steel Sanitary One Way Check Valve
3/4" Sanitary 316L Stainless Steel One Way Check Valve
4" Sanitary 316L Stainless Steel One Way Check Valve
3" Sanitary 316L Stainless Steel One Way Check Valve
2" Sanitary Stainless Steel One Way Check Valve
1/2" Stainless Steel Check Valve
1 1/2" OD Seamless 304/316L Stainless Steel Tubing
1/2" OD 316 Stainless Steel Round Tube
2 Inch 304 Stainless Steel Pipe
ASTM A270 Stainless Steel Sanitary Tubing
EAGLE ™ Tri-clamp Butterfly Valve With Multi-Position Handle
EAGLE™ 3A Stainless Steel Angle Seat Valve
EAGLE™ 3A Threaded Check Valve
EAGLE™ 3A Sanitary Sample Valve Clamp End
EAGLE™ 3A Pressure/Vacuum Relief Valve
EAGLE™ 3A Clamp Pneumatic Ball Valves
EAGLE ™ Sanitary Welded Butterfly Valve
EAGLE™ 3A Aseptic Sampling Valve KF End
EAGLE™ 3A Pneumatic Diaphragm Valves Clamp/Weld
EAGLE™ 3A Manual Diaphragm Valves Clamp
EAGLE™ 3A Tri-Clamp Spool Assembly
EAGLE™ ASTM A270 Stainless Steel Tubing (40″ Precut)
EAGLE™ BioPharma Stainless Steel Tubing (ASME BPE)(Sold by the foot)
1 1/2" OD Seamless 304/316L Stainless Steel Tubing
Stainless Steel Tri-Clamp Concentric Reducer
Tri-Clamp x Butt Weld 45 Degree Elbow Pipe fitting
90 Degree Sanitary Tri-Clamp Elbow Fitting SS304 2CMP
EAGLE™ 3A 7WWW Short Equal Tee, No Tangent
EAGLE™ I-Line 16AI-15I Female Solid End Cap
EAGLE ™ BPE DT-11 Butt- Weld Long Concentric Reducer
EAGLE™ I-Line 21FI-14I Male X Male NPT Adapter
EAGLE™ I-Line 17-15I-14MP Female I-Line X Clamp Adapter
EAGLE ™ Round Pressure Hygienic Manway 7022
EAGLE ™ Sanitary CIP Spray Ball l 3-A Certified
EAGLE ™ Sanitary 3A 360° Rotary Spray Ball
Replacing a pneumatic butterfly valve costs $300–$1,500+, with sanitary stainless steel models at the higher end.
If you’ve ever worked on plumbing, industrial piping, or hydraulic systems, you’ve probably encountered a 1/2 NPT fitting
NPT and JIC fittings may look similar, but their designs serve opposite needs: NPT seals with tapered threads for general piping
If you’ve worked with plumbing, industrial piping, or hydraulic systems, you’ve likely encountered NPT fittings—one of the most widely used pipe connection standards in North America
A CIP spray ball might seem like a small component, but it’s the backbone of clean, efficient production in sanitary industries.
On average, replacing an 18 inch manway costs $1,500 to $5,000, depending on materials, certifications, and installation complexity.
In plumbing and industrial systems, a ball valve is one of the most common flow control devices—but it’s often called by other names depending on its design, function, or industry.
Tri clamp fittings are the backbone of sanitary piping systems, used in breweries, dairy plants, pharmaceutical labs, and food processing facilities worldwide.
Two common options are knife valves and gate valves—but while they may look similar at first glance, they’re designed for very different jobs.
In this guide, we’ll break down the average cost for a plumber to replace a shut off valve, including labor, materials, and factors that affect the price.
If you’re shopping for a 1 inch ball valve, you’ve likely noticed prices range from under $100 to over $600—and wondered what justifies the difference
While a budget 1 inch ball valve might cost $40 upfront, a failed valve can cause $1,000+ in downtime, product loss, or repairs.